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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
Mexico.
PRIVILEGES a. THE CLrRGY

PRIVILEGES OF THE CLERGY.
CITY OF MEXICO, OcJ. Is "A oil was
presented in tee Mexczn Congress yes
terdaY by which the privileges of Bhe
clergy of all denominations are still fur
Their restricted. II chiefly regards the
holding of property for religious pur-
poses, and stipustes that ii the church is
not used for puolic worship it may be
couti5cated on the dec .aratioa OF d pri-
vate party TO that effect and sold at auc-
ton. part of the proceeds of the sale
ere to go to the state and the balance to
the denOuncer,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
SPORTIEG.
Good Game at Galveston.


Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. 16.-About 1000
people witnessed to-day's game at the
Beach park between the Gslyestons and
Island Citys. The game was for gate
receipts and handsome gold medal pre-
sented by the advance agent of Miss Jen-
ME Geamens to the player making the
most runs. The game was exciting and
full of interest from the opening. Both
clubs played their best and neither side
scored 9 run until the fourth inning,
when Goodenough OF the Gaivestons
scored the first run. This, how
ever, proved to be the only
run that the Galveatons scored.
The Island Citys did not score
till the seventh inning, when Mszzon got
home on mufed throw to Murray. Wat
man and Stano also scored this inning.
From this point the Island Citys had ev-
erytbing their own way, scoring two runs
in the eighth inning, which obviated the
necessity CT their playing their ninth inn
ing. Score-Island Citys, G; GalVestons,
1. The result was great dissppoint-
ment to the friends and hackers of the
Galveston Club. Not less than $4,000
changed hands on the game. The con-
test fer the gold medal was tie, no play
er scoring over one run.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
Horse Thief Captured.
Special to the Gazette.


PALESTINE, TEX, Oct. 16.-On Thurs
day last fue bay mare belonging to Mr.
John 7. Bailey four miles south Of Pales.
tine was stolen from his lot. Yesterday
afternoon late Mr. Frank Matthews, living
seven miles northwest Of town saw man
riding by his house, and recognized the
animal he rode to be Mr.. Bsiley's prop
ertY. Collecting crowd ne pursued snd
surrounded and captured the thief and
mare near Dock Hanks residence twelve
miles from the city. The thief was jailed
ct this place and though he will not give
his name he is known to be q convict es-
capped from the Huntsville penitentiary
He had on his cenvlct garb and was max
ing for Wild Cat crossing, on the Trinity
river. The rewards aggregate $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
porter stood and looked st
Mrs. Rawson, while she coolly returned
his look OF INQUIRY with q slight sneer.

Mrs. Rawson, while she coolly returned
his look Of inquiry with slight sneer.
"Well," she calmly calculated, "is
there anything more?" In posture of
graceful Incidence she leaned against q
dress case and watched the reporter while
he was collecting his thoughts. She
looked positively sleepy.
81 wOuid like to asK you what you have
to say about it?" the young man replied;
"what do you think it was done for?"
In an instant Mrs. Rswson
WAS TRANSFORMED,
her eyes flashed the fire of deadly hatred
and she seemed to culver from head to foot
"What do think OF it," she cried; 81
am glad Of IL. He desereed it," She
stopped Just long enough to catch her
breath.
"Whst was it done for?"
"Because Rawson has made me out on
the streets to be
PUBLIC PROSTITUTE.
will stand by the boy" she cried, rails
ing her arm with dramatic gesture,
she did no more than any boy would do
he is the son of his mother" Then
sac began to pace to and fro over the
heavily carpeted floor. 81 intended to do
it myself" she exclaimed, suddenly stop
ping in the middle OF the room.
"Did your son know of your inten-
tion?"
She turned wicked look on her ques-
toner and said sharply: 81 do not know.
He might have known it," Then she
grew hungry for more details of the
bloody deed. she asked where ne YVES
shot and some of the circumstances. 81
a CTla "a 1E - no al EgTn front
Of the church? II was
JUST THE PLACE.
The old hypOcrlte. in front OF church,
bah!" Again she asked about de-
tails. "Did all the shots hit
expression.
eyes, believe they did,"
~ am glad of it, he deserves ell he
got"
At this juncture Mrs. Rawsop's lawyer
arrived and the reporter was promptly
excluded.
When soon afterwsrd young
LEE IN HIS CELL
in the police station, saw the reporter
approaching, he jumped up and without
waiting for question declared, "I have
nothing TO say except that 1 am entirely
responsible. 1t was wholly my own &c
ton. Ny mother knew nothing of It.
When pressed for his motive, Lee would
st first only ssy, ''you know
well what's been in the pa-
pers," bat being further urgeC
he said: "He tried to prove my mother
an aduIteress and he wanted to make oul
my sister a bastard and that's all will
say"
The career Of the young mans mother
is in many respects remarkable. She has
been married several times, YVES divorced
once: aud as department clerk in the
government as Washington is understood
60 have been concerned in some highly
sensational incidents. It YVES IS pos
SCISSOR Of considerable estate in Chicago
that she became acquainted with Rawson
Their marriage soon followed. That was
five or six years ago. Rswson is about
siXtv-seven years old and Rawson's " life
claims he is
PHYSICALLY a WRECK.
Whatever is the cause Of their dispute
the matter finally went to court on Sep
TENDER 20, '86, when Mrs. Rawson's long
threatened bill for legal separation from
her husband WAS filed. The allegations
were cruelty and refusal OF her husband
to support her, closing with recital that
he had hired detectives to pursue her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
PIE FOR POLAND.
Germany Feels so Sorry for the Peo-
pie of Russian Poland and
Wants to Help Them Out.
The Pope Is Casting about for a WAY to
Come to Terms With the
Italian Government.
The Jesuits win Have TO swalleu . Bitter
PHI If q Bill Introduced Be
eOmsH q Law.
Germany.
STRAINED RELATIONS,


BERLIN, Oct. 16.-The relations between
Germany and Russia are becoming more
embittered. No mask is now worn on
either side. The press of st. Petersburg
is now permitted to indulge in its natural
disposition TO sbuse Germans. The
inspired press here is not backward in
responding. An article in the KreuZ
Ieitung candidly warns the Russians that
Germany may favor the reconstruction OF
the ancient kingdom @. Poland, consist
ing of the present provinces of Russian
Poland and extending to the Black Sea,
thus forming q bulWsrk between the
aggressive Carbon and the rest of
Europe The Kreuz Zeitung contends
that Prussisn Poland will soon
be Germanized, while Russia has
failed 10 Russi@Ejze the other
provinces. The Poles, the Zeitung says,
ought to look to see the regeneration of
their country IN Russia, relying Oh the
support of Germany. Diplomatic inter
course between the two governments is
limited to
UNAVOIDABLE COMMUNICATIONS,
which are exchanged with frigid civili
ties. The Czsr will return to st. Peters
burg on the 18th inst, and will 60 thence
10 mOSCO"' 4ue ClIICIdl eApeCt6uCe lS
that he will denounce the
Berlin trcaty, claiming entire free
dom on the part of Russia to
take her own course. CoincIdent with
proclsimiDg the frosty aorogated, the
Russian government, it is thought, will
| try the effect of & treaty with the Porte,
settling the Bulgarian Roumelian affair
THE NOTED NIHuLST,
Jassivitz, has been arrested st Vienna.
the Russian agents a. Paris warned the
Vienna and Berlin police TO watch the
nihilist who they supposed had started to
operate plot in Moscow. JsssiviIZ was
Swallowed in Vtenns and arrested as be
was about to start for Copenhagen, where
the Gar is visiting the King OF Denmark.
It is surmised thst he intended to assss-
sinste the Gar. He will be surrendered
to the Russian authorities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
England
LoUD-MoUTHED ANARCHISTS.

LOUD-MOUIHkD ANAECdISIS'
LONDON, Oct. ia meeting Of sym
pathizers with the Chicago anarchists IN
der sentence of death was held at Fins
burg last night. StepnaiE and Prince
Krspotkine, Russisn anarchists, addressed
the meeting Krspotkine made q fiery
speech in which he declared if the con-
demned men hanged their comrades
would be fully justified in wresking ven
geance upon those responsible for thei=
death.
Thomas Ryburn Buchanan, Liberal,
hitherto opposed to Gladstone's Irish
policy, Intimated his conversion to home
rule.
THE CAFFAREL AFFAIR.
PARIS, Oct. 15.-General Boularger &C
cepts the punishment imposed upon him
by the order of General Ferron, and &C
knowledges that his language 10 the re-
porters about the Gaffarel affair WAS in
discreet. Is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
Italy.
THE POPE AND THE KING.


ROME, Oct. 1.-THE Pope has appoint
ed Cardinals Simeoni, Rsmpofls, Mon
sca, and Vannuteli to examine the law
of guarantees with view of ascertaining
whether modus vivendi between the
Vatican and Quirinal can be established.
They are instructed 10 report what
clauses the Pope should Sccept, what
others should be modified, what condi-
tions the Papal See should exact and
finally when the commission has
settled upon notifications whether it
would be well to negotiate with Italy.
Cardinal Rampolla has issued circular
20 nuncios abroad asking the views of the
governments to which they are accredited
regarding the Pope's letter upon the ne
cessity of TEMPORAL power for the head Of
the church France, Spain, Belgium and
Austria have declined TO express an opIn-
lon on the subject
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
Smothered TO Death.
Special to the Gazette.

SpbCIaI 20 INC CIaZGILE.
ATHENS, TEX, Oct. ia ten year old
son of q farmer named Hsle Roberts was
smothered in 8 cotton seed pen to-day.
Roberts lives two miles east of Athens
The boy was playing with his little
brothers in the pen. He dug hole into
the cotton seed and dived head foremost
into it. The seed fell on him and when
he was rescued he was dead. The physi-
clans used battery on him without
SUCCESS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
FOLLOW Fever Record.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA Oct. 16.-There
were three new cases at Tampa yesterday
and two deaths. A hospital has been Sc
cured and assistance is badly needed to
care for the sick. At Palstka there are
no new cases. The statement that there
is fever here and other places IN the state
is absolutely false.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
IA BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS.
AN Expose of the Encouragement OF the
Chicago and Atlantic Rsiluay.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. 16.-Dr. G.
L. Wright of Hu abingdon, Ind, surgeon
in the employ of the Chicago and Atlantic
Railway. has-resigned his position, and
states that IN doing so his sympathy goes
with those who remain in the company's
employ. DR.. Wright adds that he was
badly injured at Kouts, and sought to
communists with his friends by tele-
graph, but this favor the company re-
fused. lie also says the engineers are
forced to take unsafe locomotives on the
road, and that on the night of the scci-
dent Engineers Dorsey and Wyman were
refused supply Of sand before leaving
Chicago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
a millionaire I'm Iail.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. 16.-Rob-
ert E. Morrow, the millionaire, who Is
under Indictment on charge of jury
bribing has been placed under arrest and
was confined in jail this afternoon by Or
der of the Supreme judge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
Kemp
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
KEMP TEX, Oct. ia great many
people from the drouth-stricken portions
Of the west, are picking cotton in tkis
SECTION. Most of them are of trgn-
gent, migrating character, and are MOTTO
90 much good anywhere S
3 Two bales Of cotton were stoien ffaln
j the platform at the depot last hight. Dszs
gent search is being made for nepartiess
but no clew has ss yet been found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
Outlaws Shot.

LITTLE Rock, ARK Oct. 15.-It is re-
ported here that three outlaws,
Leach, Traino and an unknown, were
shot yesterday in the Indian Territory
Last week they robbed and burned the
village Of Cakes in the Territory.
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PILES CAN BE CURED.

WRsrFrMEn, ". r., MAI -, 1885.
For thiEty-two yeaEs l suffered from
piles, both iuteEnai and external, witt
an thar attendant aRonies, ard hki
nany auotheT Suffered from hem0R
Fh0ida. All those thiriy-tuo years ] bad
20 cFamp myself 20 pay doctors and
druggists foE stuff that was doing m
little OF 40 esod. flnnlly vas uEliaf
By one who had bad The same complaint
hns had been cured b. BnaApaxxR'l
pIE1a. to try bis cure. ! Old %. aGt
began 10 lmpruve, and for the past tvs
years ! have had no inconvenienoa from
that terrible aiiment.
RIcMAzD BEnHErE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

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rHR OUNCE on PREVENTION.

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hottis eivSs mora safety, eemfoft And
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huttons. ei.o0 for eight bu1loas. 1haJ
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N pEsoss lthe glove 3 not e1l1 g Uholss
sllsI q sdHWAAkOHKR pRO8. asl2
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Ths Northwestern Express Company
VIII be- ready for business On and aftex
June La, 1881, betwesn 1e9afie ana
othag points In Western MenhinRseni
afIiee @iRh PoGtnl IElaREaph Oompany,
I'M Btnsel Tbs pntfonnRs 81 The pub
&c b solicited.
81. q. ExnUyn, President.
jazz 4. Cam Bec'v. ms1 5
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

7 oST-ON THURSDAY, BETWKEH THE
Ii en- and Wftsoniu place On I ke WASHES.
ton, . kl11a skaRl ttlmmod Win blnck laca.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

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NORTH PACIFIC AND an Sass
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

MmNaARsEzs, 1aig a. ha talIo 81
mai sonVansion Of The National Hail
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

A LARGE gr0CK OF CLOTHING AND
u goeds - man's wear,
shlFtss Bests, shesa. etc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-02
Napa Board of Trade.

[Cqyrsght, 1887. Jy the California Associated Press!
NAPA, November 1st.-The business men
met at the Courthouse last night and steps
were taken to form Board of Trade.
There will be another meeting November
7th to hear the report of the Committee on
ORGANIZATION